A ceramic designer is a professional who creates ceramic pieces for functional or decorative purposes. They may work for a company that manufactures ceramic products or they may be self-employed. Ceramic designers must have a strong understanding of the properties of clay and glazes as well as the ability to create aesthetically pleasing designs.

For Bachelor’s

• Any bachelor’s degree related to design, 3D design, art or any related stream is valid to become a ceramic designer. 
• B.Design or B.Tech in Ceramic Engineering is a well-suited UG Program for the interested students. 
• No entrance exam is conducted for this field.
• Students can opt for relevant diploma or certificate courses to enhance designing  expertise. 

For Masters

• To establish more knowledge in this field, students can choose M.Design, MA Design or Master of Fine Arts from any recognised institute.

The field of ceramic designing aims to provide in-depth knowledge and enhance the skills of the students. To do such a task, the ceramic designing field presents innumerable job roles:  

• Ceramicists
• Ceramic and Glass Designer
• Ceramic Engineer
• Product Designer
• Design Studio Assistants
• Assistant Professor
• Model Maker

Employment Sector

• Art Gallery
• Museum
• Education Sector
• MNCs
• Product Designing Companies
• Design Studios
• Space Designing Companies
• Start-ups

There are many recruiters from leading companies who enlist potential students in the ceramic designing field. Following are some Recruiters from where students can find an employment opportunity in India: 

• Ceramic India
• Art-n-Glass Inc
• Clay Fingers
• The Clay Company
• Rain & Peacock
• Satyam Gartex
• Ochre Studio
• Decor-Cera

The salary range may vary from company to company, but the salary of a ceramic designer is very impressive only in India.

• Motor skills
• Computer skills
• Commercial Awareness
• Creativity
• Good observation

The scope of ceramic designers in India and abroad varies depending on their skills and experience. Some ceramic designers may be limited to designing traditional pottery and tiles, while others may be involved in more high-end designing work, creating sculptures or architectural features. 

There is a growing demand for ceramic designers in the luxury market and those with the right skills can find employment in some very prestigious firms.

• Job Satisfaction
• Exciting & Creative work
• Can become a freelancer

• Need lots of dedication
• Lots of Pressure
• Long hours of work